Chopin at the City Recital Hall

Richard Gill guides you through the music of Chopin, a composer who truly made the piano sing, with a full performance of the beautiful Piano Concerto No.2.

Also on the program is the brilliant waltz from the ballet Les Sylphides, derived from CHopin’s piano music and transformed for orchestra.

Richard Gill – Conductor
Raymond Yong – Piano

Program:
CHOPIN Les Sylphides: Grande valse brillante
CHOPIN Piano Concerto No.2

Adult tickets range from $52 – $73 (additional fees may apply).

Click here to book online and save $10* or call (02) 8256 2222 or in person at City Recital Hall Angel Place and mention the promotion code CHOPIN in order to receive this discount.

*Limited time only. Offer available only for new bookings and not to be used with any other offer. Offer only available until 5pm Wed 12 June 2013 or while seats are available. Additional fees may apply.

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